The phrase "absolute edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a definitive advantage or superior position in a competitive context.
Example: "The new technology gives our company an absolute edge over our competitors in the market."
Alternatives: "clear advantage" or "decisive edge".
The objective function aims to achieve the lowest sum of absolute edge weights which is the minimal power disruption cutset for the power system.
Veterans put their lives on the line and pushed themselves to the absolute edge of mental and physical capacity to ensure our freedom is protected.
Loud assholes determined to bend the truth to the absolute edge of hate speech and libel are the price we pay for freedom of expression.
This measure is much more effective and meaningful than absolute edge distance as it accounts for the real relationships among concepts.
A threshold t is then varied from the smallest absolute edge weight to the largest absolute edge weight.
Furthermore, we size nodes proportionally to sum of their incident absolute edge weights.
I answered in complete honesty: where I'm from, what I do, how I am interested in exploring the absolute edges of faith and spirituality, and that it's something I do for fun and also take very seriously.
In other words, if a gene is more targeted in one ensemble of networks relative to the other, that gene is highly implicated in the GSEA analysis, even if its input edges have low absolute edge-weight values predicted across all the networks in both ensembles.
"The new engines will represent the absolute cutting edge of internal combustion engine technology," White added.
So when he plopped down in a lawn chair on the boardwalk of Orchard Beach during a recent week off, he had no idea he was sitting on the absolute cutting edge of the summer's cultural buzz saw.
"A sound way to make a serious impact globally is to have a clear niche and a very strong focus to ensure you remain at the absolute cutting edge," says Phil Baty, editor of the THE rankings.
